In spite of Evie
saying that Kate would find the right man to love, Kate had no assurance that
would ever happen. Not as long as she stayed in Rosey Corner, and how could she
leave? She belonged in this place. She wasn’t someone like Jay Tanner who could
drift from place to place because he had no roots. She had roots. Deep roots.
As if he knew she was thinking about him, his eyes settled on her.
Genre: Historical Fiction
Target Audience: Girls 17+
Subjects: Dating Relationships, Family
Relationships, World War II
Summary: He blew in to be the best man
in her sister’s wedding. Kate thought he’d blow right out again. That’s what
she was told anyway. He wasn’t someone to lay down roots or stay anywhere. But
he did stay. And that complicated things that were already complicated. There’s
the hometown boy who is convinced they will get married someday even though
Kate is convinced she will never love him as anything more than a brother or a
friend. There’s her first love who chose someone else instead of her. There’s a
dream of seeing a world beyond Rosey Corner. And now there’s Jay. Everyone
loves him, but Kate is trying hard to not to. The question is how long can they
resist the attraction and what will happen if they succeed at doing so?
Notes: A sequel to Angel Sister,
Small Town Girl tells the story of Kate who is now a young woman ready for
love. She is torn between her strong roots to her family and small community
and the desire for adventure. When a young man comes to town that she falls in
love with, she has to make a choice of what direction to go. More than that
though, it’s simply a story of letting God lead your heart. Kate has to learn
to rely on God to give her what she needs to love and trust. This book is
geared more at the adult romance market, but the main characters are young
adults. It is set right at the beginning of the United States’ involvement in
WWII.
Spiritual Content
Recommendation Scale: 4/5
Reviewer: J:-)mi
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